Why Epoxy Flooring Is All the Rage in Commercial Construction

Posted on: 18 July 2022

In recent years, there's been a surge in the number of commercial property owners favouring epoxy flooring. Unsurprisingly, you may be considering this flooring solution for your commercial building.  In determining if epoxy flooring is suitable for your commercial project, you should know its top qualities. Read along to discover the benefits of epoxy floor coating. Resilient and hard-wearing Commercial spaces are busy and sometimes chaotic environments that receive a lot of traffic. [Read More]

The Silent, Slow Destroyer That Could Be Affecting Your Home

Posted on: 20 September 2021

There are a lot of external threats that you need to be on the lookout for as a homeowner. From termites to trees that are leaning worryingly over your home, as well as natural disasters such as flooding, fire, and storms (depending on where you live in Australia), it is a busy job making sure your property is safe. However, there is a very insidious problem that often does not display any signs until it is very late in its attack. [Read More]

How to Underpin New Foundations to Help with Your Expansion

Posted on: 27 October 2020

If you operate a successful business in a city centre location and rely on your 'bricks and mortar' facility for everyday use, then you may face a challenge when it comes to expansion. You would rather keep your operation in this valuable location but have exhausted your options when it comes to extension, apart, that is, from down below. How can you expand and improve your basement so that it is entirely practical, functional and profitable? [Read More]

Understanding Salt Damp Inspection

Posted on: 20 May 2020

Salt damp occurs to those houses that don't have a sufficient or effective damp-proof barrier at the foundation level. With the lack of a damp-proof barrier, water, through capillary action, rises through porous walls and evaporates. As it evaporates, it leaves salt deposits behind that destroy wall surfaces. You may notice peeling or cracking of the paint on your walls and also damaged interior finishes. The damp conditions can also lead to mould growth, meaning you might notice some black spots on your walls. [Read More]